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Why do you think it's indispensable to have a mentor by your side? I think because It is a mentor on whom you can rely truly. He will clear up all your doubtful thoughts and imagination. That's why having a good mentor is something that is inseparable from success. Inspiration and motivation come come only from a enlightened soul.

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Was Nobita getting enough sleep in Doraemon?

Well, I have a "scientific answer" to this question. As told my psychoanalytical theory, dreams are representation of our suppressed wishes, which means: if you desire to eat and ice cream but could not do so because of some reasons, then which sleeping, you eill dream of eating ice cream!!

If we follow this same theory then Nobita was definitely not getting enough sleep because in one episode when Doraemon sneaks into Nobita's dream, he still finds Nobita sleeping 😴

So scientifically speaking Nobita was going through so much.... That he was not getting enough sleep. 😜

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I guess our brains have some kind of mechanism to make us feel relaxed in tense situations by reducing the urgency of the situation to something very commonplace.

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"Unreal City". Proclaimed by T. S. Elliot long before my personal experience of this unreality.

No one cares about your feelings here in this city of lights, where everyone has a hollow and dark heart inside. So it is better, here, to make your own path without depending or counting on others material help or emotional support. Be neural in treating both your feelings of joy and gloom. Then only, happiness can be attained.

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Writing in this most vulnerable state when I don't have anything inside my mind. Something has happened in the morning that has changed my vision and this change will stay for some days. That change is indeed something physical, yet it's outburst is seen through mental agony the most. I am mentally shaking, I can't communicate, I can't talk freely. What can be done to stop it

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Money has the power to buy happy of all kind. It can fulfill all your unfulfilled desire. You wish knowledge? Then money has the power to make you knowledgeable and give you access to good education. You wish love? Then your paramour will be more then happy if she sees you fulfilling her each and every need with ease. So, can money make you a good son? Yes, it can. If you have the ability to provide treatment to your father or buy a good dress for your mother, then they will, definitely, consider you as one of their beloved sons.

So, be ready, and chase after money, but not in the expense of sacking your honesty and dignity.

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Looking at myself, right now, I realize nothing has actually changed so far. i am the same person as I was 60 days before. So change means something that is tangible and observable and it takes time and continues hard work which I have to do by any means

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Happy new year is something related to refreshment and new start all over the world. However, in our country the situation is a bit tense, for animals like birds and dogs, because the civilized people of our country are too busy in bursting crackers and fireworks that they forgot the fact that these sounds might frighten those tinder animals.

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Looking at my current self, I sometime wonder if time has moulded myself into something new or, previously, I was ,actually, in the dark of my current "myself."

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If we look closely, we can easily find affinity between Frankenstein of Mary Shelley and Lord of the flies of William Golding. In Frankenstein, the Monster became a monster because of the hatred of normal people. Humen considered it to be ugly, so they did not sympathize with it. Consequently, it turned evil whereas it was aught to be someone better than normal mortals. Similarly, in Lord of the flies Piggy is in the same shoes of the monster of Frankenstein. He posseses all the qualities to be a perfect leader, but still, his physical appearance make people underestimate him. However, despite all these Piggy did not turn evil.

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This tread of writing something is always fascinating. How I have wondered time and again about my own thoughts and feelings but never dared to paste them in a page. I heard that writing develops your sense of clarity. Is it really does so?